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It has been a couple of years since I last checked in on Montreal's Priors. My Punishment on Earth , the band's third LP, was due out last...
PRIORS latest LP reviewed by Lord Rutledge at Faster and Louder.
We're sitting on a few copies at Slovenly USA. Make sure and grab the Slovenly LP and 7" EP + plus their first self-titled LP while you're drooling over this new one HERE!
The Dictators - Faster and Louder I have always loved this group due to Handsome Dan and the proto punk music they created, but I had NO IDEA that BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN sang in this song until today. Listen at the the 2:22 or so mark, he screams “ One! Two! One, two, three, four! “ you can barely hear it. And I love Springsteen. He also had an uncredited roll in Lou Reed’s Street Hassle, which is one of my top songs. What else has Springsteen song in and uncredited for? I think we are getting robbed....
"If, like us, you feel the curious angst of living in this precarious period of decline, I encourage you to take a listen to two of our pers...
MIDNITE SNAXXX reviewed at Lord Rutledge's Faster and Louder blog!
With releases now on both No Front Teeth Records and Slovenly Recordings, Moron's Morons are rapidly ascending to the forefront of the mod...
Thanks to York, PA's very own Faster and Louder blog with the KILL review of the new "Indecent Exposure" 4 track 7" from Moron's Morons!
The Dictators ‘Faster and Louder’
There is nothing that cheers me up quite like loud and fast punk rock. The Dictators, who I have recently come to appreciate, fit that criteria nicely.
I pikced up their 'Bloodbrothers' record at Steelworker Records for just a few bucks. Thanks Kenny!
I can talk Faster and louder I can eat Faster and louder I can screw Faster and louder I'm a man, I'm a man Faster and louder
FASTER AND LOUDER
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Review of STEP2 by Lord Rutledge at Faster and Louder
So who's the best punk rock band out there right now? Whenever this question comes up, I can always think of four or five bands that have to be in the conversation. And one of them, without question, is Piss Test. In 2013, this Portland, Oregon trio debuted with one of the greatest punk rock EPs of recent memory. A follow-up album in 2014 was freaking killer as well, and now the band is back with another ripper of an EP. Out on Germany's Taken By Surprise Records, this is the second self-titled EP from Piss Test. And how can Piss Test get away with having multiple self-titled EPs? Because they're Piss Test, and they can do what they want! The band is billing this new release as ST EP2. Taken By Surprise calls it Second 7". I refer to it as the "black and white record". If all of this seems highly confusing, I would just recommend buying everything Piss Test has released to date and then making up your own titles. To me, that's a solution that benefits humanity as a whole. Whatever you choose to call it, this new record is every bit as raging as I anticipated. Piss Test continues to play awesome snotty punk rock in a Killed By Death/early '80s hardcore vein, and again Zach lives up to his billing as the angriest man in Portland. Except now I'd say he's earned a promotion to angriest man west of the Mississippi. Expect the medal ceremony to be televised. As always, his ability to combine scathing mockery with clever observational humor makes him somewhat of a lyrical genius. No doubt, songs like "Leather Jackets In The Heat" and "Nick Cave Phase" will have people screaming, "Oh my god! He's soright!" Zach is an intelligent and provocative songwriter, and it's always fun to find out what he's going to say next. But it's not just what he says - it's how he says it. The dude's just an incredible punk singer. I love how his vocals teeter between super pissed-off and downright maniacal. And musically, Piss Test has never sounded more fierce. If you were hoping for another sing-along anthem along the lines of "Frigid Punks", "Leather Jackets In The Heat" is exactly that. And "Bad Seed" takes the band to new heights of ferocity. For the third time now, Piss Test has blown me away with a totally smoking release. And by all accounts, these folks are even better live! Is this one of the best punk rock bands out there right now? No doubt about it!